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Cuttack’s filigree begins as a silver bar and ends as wire finer than a hair, bent into lace.
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Wear it often, store it dry and polish it gently: three habits that keep silver bright.
Read the postCuttack’s filigree begins as a silver bar and ends as wire finer than a hair, bent into lace.
Weight, clasp and bells: what to check before you buy an anklet you will wear daily.
Silver rate, weight and making charge: how we arrive at ₹3,650 for a pair of jhumkas, line by line.
Bring the pieces, watch them weighed and tested, and see the melting loss explained before you choose anything new.
Blackened grooves or a mirror shine. How each finish looks, wears and ages, and which suits what you wear.
Raja brings new clothes, swings and gifts for daughters. What Cuttack families buy in silver for the three days.
The great November fair on the Mahanadi bank, with notes on getting there, crowds and shopping for silver.
Why jewellery is made in 92.5 and not pure silver, and what the number on the tag really tells you.
Hundreds of tiny silver balls, each placed by hand. How Bijay makes the kada that takes our longest to finish.
One WhatsApp message a day with the rate and one new piece.